- Runs on Windows and macOS.
- Synchronized playback of streaming media across various websites.
- Public, private, and offline sessions.
- Support for P2P (WebRTC) and Direct IP (WebSocket) connections.
- P2P uses swarm-peer-server with 64-character hex public keys, called "friend codes".
- Both P2P and Direct IP use client-server architecture.
- Real-time chat with peers.
- Queue of media requested by peers in session.
- Discord Rich Presense, avatars, and user session invites.
- Timestamp cue points parsed from media description.
- Auto-fullscreen of embedded media players on websites.
- Per-user playback permissions, managed by the host.
- Basic host administrative functionality (kicking peers).
- Partial support for Chrome Extensions.
- Localization—see info on contributing.
- Add Discord Rich Presence integration (#2).
- Add localization (#5).
- Move back to Electron (#1).
- Improve networking reliability.
- Add favorites/bookmarks (#21).
- Add playlists.
- Add audio mode (#22).
Have a feature in mind? Make a request by creating a GitHub issue.
Download the latest version of Metastream from the official website.
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Download specific installer files from the GitHub releases page.
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Try the (unstable) development version by cloning the Git repository. See the "How to Contribute" instructions.
$ git clone https://github.com/samuelmaddock/metastream.git
$ cd metastream
$ yarn
$ yarn dev
# Open multiple instances for local network testing
$ NUM_WINDOWS=2 yarn dev
Builds app binaries for the host architecture.
$ yarn package
The version of Electron used in the release app depends on a fork which is not yet automatically used in the current build process. It can be manually downloaded from samuelmaddock/muon. Once downloaded, place the ZIP into ~/.electron